or a, b, and we're seeing some heavy falls to the east of cuba, as well as the hispaniola. we could see some flooding as those thunderstorms come into play for haiti, and the dominican republic over the next few days, had she weather update, casa airways official airline, the journey ah, holding the powerful to account. as we examined the u. s. his role in the world on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello, i'm carrie johnston. this is the news our live from don't. coming up in the next 60 minutes. russian missile strikes, a killer 7 people in the viv, a city close to the border with toland, where thousands of ukrainians have taken refuge. i think,

to rise from the ashes. ukrainians returned to their homes destroyed by russian soldiers pulling out of areas. they once controlled. oh, shoot icons. he thought their protest against the government, even though a new cabinet is appointed to tackle the worst economic crisis. in decades, a month of hardship migrants in libya struggle to make ends meet during ramadan. and in sport as late drama, and the n b a. playoffs, the boston celtics match victory on the plaza, italy to mess series with where we begin this news hour in ukraine where russia is continuing to strike at the heart of cities. the taxes took place in the west and south of the country. at least 7 people have been killed in the viv. 11 others were wounded. a barrage of

missiles hit the knee pro, enjoying at least 2 people, or further east ukrainian officials say russia has carried out a tax in the hands region. 4 civilians were shot and killed as they tried to flee the city of krajina. ukrainian soldiers in maria pull of ignored rushes ultimatum to surrender. moscow says its forces have almost seized the port city or door such a barrier is standing by in moscow with a view from russia. but 1st, let's cross over to hodder. abdul hamid who's in the western ukrainian city of live even harder. what more can you tell us about these strikes in well, it was an early morning attack on live events around 8 30 in the morning. we heard the air sirens, and shortly after these 4 missiles, as truck and the city. now, according to the mayor of 3 of them hate military installations of which one was

a storage facility that was empty, according to him and then the 4th one actually hit a car repair work shop near the railway tracks. it has in damage the railway tracks monster to lead set on fire that car repair shop and also near by of that there was a hotel, there is a hotel rather, and that is housing displaced ukrainians from other parts of the country and they were rocked out of their bed by this large explosions, we went dead, all the windows were shattered, and it was quite heartbreaking, really, to speak to some of the people there. for example, a family that came from savannah than yes, that's in duluth dance region. they came here and they just arrived here 2 weeks ago, escaping really from under the similar attacks in their own hometown. just to be woken again this morning from that and the woman that we were speaking to says is

really no place that is safe any more in ukraine these days. words that were also echoed by the mayor of this city on how that, how significant are these strikes when you consider that live with was seen as something of a safe haven of source. it is quite significant when you leave is so west for is, is nearly a da border with poland is far away from the you know, from where there is the front lines i would say. and it is the place where we have seen at the onset of the war, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians coming through here to seek shelter, to cross into poland, to become refugees that still continues. if you go to trade station, you will see on a daily basis, thousands of people transiting through here. it's also significant because it has become a sort of

a logistical hub supply hub for all kinds of humanitarian aid coming into the country. but also military aid. it coming into the country and just last week. do you as had a, had a good greenlighted, another $800000000.00 in military aid for ukraine. we also know that last week about a military pack that arrived here in ukraine, about 202000. i would say anti missile thinkers, anti aircraft fingers, router and some also anti tank javelin. so it's certainly a very important logistical hub at the moment. is also the place where all the embassies retreated to from here. most of them still remain working out of living. so it is certainly a very strong message from russia. some people are speculating that this may be

happening. russia may be hitting or does ukrainian cities after it's flagship, there must go, was sunk in the black sea ukraine saying it hated bo, with its missiles, russia denying that that happened. but there is certainly and a feeling among people, not only here reeves, but in other cities around the country that at the moment as the russians are preparing for this all out offensive in the east of the country. well, ukrainian cities are going to be hit more and more and this is certainly causing panic among people. and as we said, levine was the safe haven, the relative, the place where people would come on a scaping of trying to big to get it to pieces of their lives. well, probably most of the displays who were here today are shocked about what happened. the 1st time you have a dead in live eve, 7 of them. people are completely shocked and probably worried about what could

happen here in the coming days or weeks bit especially that they would probably compare what happened in their city today. that what to what has been unfolding in other cities around the country and hoping that that won't be the case. ok, harder after i'm at live from the beef. thank you. are russian president vladimir putin has told an economic meeting that western sanctions are back firing. he says moscow is withstanding what he described as america and europe's economic blitzkrieg vulnerability training. we will discuss which extra decisions to take in order to maintain russian business and the circumstances of the sanction pressure from our on friendly partners. they tried to disturb relies to financial and economic situation in russia and cause a banking crisis. we can certainly say that this policy is failing. the strategy of economic good scrape has failed. sanctions are hitting the initiators very hard.

they have inflation, loss of jobs, living standards are going down the u. s. and europe, russia with stance that unprecedented pressure. although such a bari is in moscow live for us now and also what else has vladimir putin been saying? well, the russian president dare remaining and steadfast and adamant that his country can withstand the toughest of sanctions and dead. of course, the russians have now a scene over $4000.00 a different kinds of sanctions imposed on them since the russian president announced the start of the so called special military operation in ukraine, which began on february 24th. russia is now the world's most sanctioned country. and as a result of that, for many weeks, there was a lot of economic instability in this country. and the russian president from the

start of that announcement was very careful. he instructed the head of the country central bank, as well as other officials within his government to really make the country's economy and its future. and number one priority, given the pressure they were going to be under from the international community. today vladimir putin was saying that the retail demands have now returned to normal standards. meaning that to add there, you start of this operation. there was a lot of panic in russia in various different areas of the country. there was panic buying. there was also people panicking about their savings in their banks, so they were trying to take out cash. there was a lot of restrictions placed on ordinary russians to try and control the drop of the revolt they currency. and we did see the rubel at one point lose over 50 percent of its value. but since march the country has now tra, manage to regain the strength of a currency. the rubel is now

a holding steady up what it was prior to the special operation. the russian president, highlighting the fact that despite the sanctions, the country is still functioning. and it's really an indication that the sanctions, the western countries of impose, are harming those countries more than russia. we have to remember, russia is the world's largest exporter of gas. and as the prices have really swords since at the sanctions have come into place as a result of this special operation in ukraine, the president highlighting that fact and saying that the western countries have relieved themselves to plain blame. one of the main issues has been a, the country's foreign cash reserves, which has now been placed under sanctions that are outside the country. at prior to this operation, russia had over $600000000000.00 in cash reserves. and about 40 percent of that is now frozen as a result of sanctions. so at the president have instructed at the country to carry

out an initiative demanding that's a countries that are called are unfriendly countries. and would have to pay for the gas that they're buying from russia in the local currency in roubles. and a number of countries have already said they will not do so, including germany, saying that they have contracts with russia as stating in those contracts that they are going to be paid in u. s. currency. so there is a lot of different issues at the moment that the president is dealing with, but it peers his at tactics and in his instructions about how to tackle them have worked so far. okay, dosage of our in moscow for us. thank you. and as we mentioned, ukrainian soldiers have ignore the russian deadline to lay down arms in maria pal, victoria gaten breed has more. merrier poll is a city almost completely destroyed and from where thousands of civilians have been unable to escape. the last major battle is happening here at

a giant soviet built factory in an industrial district near remaining. so the occurring in the army and large group of civilians are basically, ah, encircled by the russian forces. they continue their struggle. but it seems from the way russian army behaves in mario vote, they decided to raise the seats to the ground. at any cost bodies lying on the streets in the besieged port, city, ukrainian forces ignored a russian ultimatum to surrender by one p. m. local time on sunday, he cranes prime minister says its forces will fight to the end. the outcome will likely affect talks to resolve the wool. the api civilizations are rolling, go in the opposite direction out, rush captures, marable because landscape, made it very clear that of russia carries at another massacre in marietta. paul was comparable to what was on boucher on the remaining forces. then they'll be basically a dead stop vertigo. she, asians,

the grading prime minister said that there's really been no. ready dialogue between ukraine, russia over the vasta, 48 hours. russia's onslaught continues elsewhere in the east. this is the aftermath of yet another russia missile strike in hockey. eve is mainly russian speaking city. ukraine. second largest has suffered some of the was shelling since russia's invasion, more than 7 weeks of the paramedics treat, the injured. but the danger isn't over yet. ah, what he crane says. russia has stepped up its attacks in the region as its forces prepared for a new offensive in the east. the president zalinski says he remains steadfast in his determination not to concede any territory. victoria gay to be al jazeera

open to more heads on the news hour, including china's economy grew faster than expected in the 1st quarter. this also at risk of a shock slow down in the next few months. we look at the reasons why several palestinians injure them even more arrested, was really police continue their raids occupied westbank on a lost gas winter for real madrid. it brings the spanish titles closer. jemma ah and shine curt new ministers had been sworn in 2 weeks. soft been, ty, cabinet resigned to com, anti government protests. summit new and younger faces hunting, drafted in to a smaller council of ministers, a prime minister. my hinder roger pack sir. hunt is a brother. preston to go to bio hazard accident remain in power. should i increase

struggling with its worst economic crisis since independence? is there too severe power fuel and food shortages? no fernandez has more from columbus, the president as much as he's trying to bring in a sort of a new wave with new faces and sort of relatively junior members of parliament. or he is going to face some pushback, a sort of initial sort of reaction and so far a seem not to really be accepting of this. and just to give you an idea, i mean the president houses down the road to the right, just maybe 200 meters away. this is as far as where being allowed to go up. but when that's wearing and happened, it's happening under fairly tight security and a report that even some members of the cabinet that came in for the swearing and use different entrance roads. because obviously the protesters are a few 100 meters down the other way. and they don't want to be seen coming in all done under a lot of security. but also

a few disturbing elements that we're hearing. prime minister my in the roger box are real. all handed politics is not reported to be very happy with that sort of choice of the new cabinet. i did speak to a source in his office who told me, ah, that the cabinet is going ahead with the president choices. but the prime minister is kind of largely out of the whole process. so it remains to be seen how they'll take up our things in the coming days and coming weeks. but the protesters are digging in above any set on 2nd, i should say, is from the a center for policy alternatives in columbus. she doesn't believe the changes will be enough to satisfy protested. defer is always mean if she we need a change of government. we need to change from the president and the prime minister that did not happen today. so i don't see much change on the ground for history is ongoing effort here. and this is in the country over in unprecedented economic crises, so really spied some changes in facing abbey. now,

when you to see it being taken to address the economy crises and heating the cause of the cause of the protest. her so really not much is change other than some appointments to cabinet. people have been haitian and this is something we need to take note of them. people have been huge and a couple of years now, and they have a crummy so much more when this government was elected by the protests had been there for several weeks now. and the professor being very clear, go home, roger cox's over, not the right access. that has yet to happen, so i don't see how changing some ministerial or to really address the cause of the people. and this is meaning come to the st easily produced in the last few weeks. and the not me my best not really being addressed by any of these changes. china's

economy has exceeded expectations by growing by 4.8 percent. the 1st quarter of this year. the world's 2nd largest economy is under enormous strength, the war in ukraine under new corona varsity reyco creating challenges. katrina, you reports from vision. china's economy beat most expert forecasts and expanded by 4.8 percent in the 1st 3 months of 2022 strong manufacturing activity and a boost in infrastructure. spending early in the year drove much of that growth. but major challenges threatened the outlook of the world's 2nd largest economy. sure g to the global situation has been complex on the fluid domestic way. coven 19 continues to have impact. that's why some major indicators was low down and there's a pressure i can army performance. other china is battling it's worse current of ours outbreak since the beginning of the pandemic and tens of millions of people nationwide have been confined to their homes,

look down and per is much across major industrial and commercial hubs. including shanghai and sion, gen have crippled supply chains and assembly lines. analysts say the damage caused by chance will be further felt in future economic data. but retail spending has already contracted by 3.5 percent. unemployment has also risen. foreign business leaders say badging 0 tolerance approach to corporate 19 is harming both the domestic and global economy. the western and japan, korea, all the big economies have strong interest. the china changes to one because it said percent of all goods and china manufacture could have some sort of china in there. so of china actually sneezer, you know, the world catches a cold. we need child to succeed. we need china to open up in order to actually maintain also good the global economy at a certain speech speech and a global economy needs china now to succeed because we have a war in ukraine which as a rebel on effect. and this is like

a perfect storm coming altogether. unfortunately, rising inflation and a cash crunch in the property sector are also dragging on growth. the government has set a g d p target of around 5.5 percent this year. it's the lowest in decades, but many believe this figure will be tough to achieve without the rolling out of more aggressive stimulus measures. still, china's leaders insist on maintaining the most heavy handed pandemic measures in the world. the cities of she ad, pseudo and john jo have joined shanghai in imposing restrictions following local outbreaks over the weekend. katrina, you out 0, beijing? well, dan wang is the chief economist at hang sang bank china. she says people are concerned about whether the upturn can be sustained. the number has to be, the market is like taisha and by a very wide margin. so people do have fear that this may not be sustainable. and

when you look at the breakdown of the data, it's quite obvious, there are some structural issues on the growth was bolstered by infrastructure, spending, manufacturing lessons and export by to the weak spots is consumption. it actually turn negative growth in march and in many peoples as fact in the coming month. and the weakness in the consumer market was sustain closing the 2nd quarter. my slow down quite significantly on not so much from the ukraine war because the commodity price has somewhat stabilized. although still out of their high level by the corporate control, especially the repetitive pattern of the city locked down, has been the biggest challenge. when my look at a period of time, a 2nd for a few dozen of chinese cities could implement their last measure simultaneously, which can be a big damage to transportation and production,

consumption and international shipping. and that could be very big, 3 deaths links to complications from a covey 19 have been reported in showing high authorities have been ramping up the efforts to fight the pandemic with inflatable lands up to 100000 samples. a day of being tested, the city announced a 14 day lockdown on friday. the number of palestinians had been injured during dawn raids carried out by israeli forces and occupied west bank. doesn't people have been arrested in villages nature and in matter? local palestinian n g o could say they were detained on charges of resisting the occupation and taken to investigation the. the abraham has more now from a hospital engine in the occupied. westbank were here in front of the intensive care unit of one of the hospice in janine to palestinians who were wounded by is really forced to fire on monday. are revising here. families say that the doctor

has told them that one of the injured is suffering and is in a critical condition of those who are still getting treatment in this hospital is a 17 year old. hernandez, daughters family was telling us that she was in a bus, minding her business when she was hit by a bullet from it's really forces damage been to her, the sabbath hannibal or the harbor. when she woke up and realized what happened. she was shocked. why? who did this to me? i was on my way to class. why did this happen to me? she still traumatized this hospital alone in jeannine $55.00 palestinians were treated since the beginning of this month, which gives you an idea about the intensity of the situation here in jeanine. 2 of the attackers were killed. 8 is res. belonged to this area. but people here say that their life under these really occupation has been marred with

a lot of read. a lot of is really violations. but that their eyes are now turned on them or tension is high in the alex or mosque compound and occupied east jerusalem . as jewish worshippers at gather at the western wall to mark the pass over holiday, hottest in israeli rom, party has suspended its membership of israel's coalition government because of violence that the site 20 palestinians were injured while being forcibly dispersed on sunday. i foresaw has more from occupied east jerusalem. there were thousands of jewish worshippers at the western world during the course of the morning for a very important prayer when that happens twice a year during jewish festivals. and at the same time, of course was much is wanting to get into the alex and most compound. and there were about a 100 who stayed within the mosque itself. overnight. other worship, as were allowed. and but any one under 30 years, ready forces were preventing,

getting in or these people of that sort of agent who these ready security forces deemed could be potentially someone who might be coming into the must compound with confrontation on their minds. and at the same time, the usual sorts of jewish visits to what in judaism is known as the temple mount. usually these people from the really right religious nationalists, often settlers. and according to the walks, these amik authority that controls the most compound. they say about 560 people came in on those terms. the israeli medias reporting a sally high number, nearly 800. and so that is a relatively low number for passover. but of course that happens during ramadan. it happens during a time of increased violence and tension in the run up to the holy month as well. and these images of people being prevented from getting in to the compound itself that could despite the relative calm this morning,

that could prevent further response going forward. iran is warning israel, it will face military action if it makes any move against the country. iranian president says israel as being watched closely, it would be targeted by the armed forces in response to any aggression made the speech ahead of a military parade to mark iran army de tab. okay, well, as did any, do you even you slightest move is not hidden from the eyes of our intelligence, security and armed forces. beware that if the tiniest move is made for you against the iranian nation, the target for our armed forces will certainly be the center of the scientist regime. that it, the turkish military has launched across the border offensive against a kurdish armed group in northern iraq. camps belong to the p. k. k were hit by artillery ahead of ground operation. anchor says the armed group uses its basis in northern iraq for a tax on turkey. the military campaign comes just days after meeting between

president ed one and the prime minister of the kurdish regional government residence in northern iraq are concerned for their safety because of the turkish areas. they capture the movement of attacks just a few kilometers from the ton of shit. i'm st. paul need to the houses are shaking and people are terrified and tired of the situation. they are always threat on people in this area. this is very annoying as a pitch mega, i can handle the sound of bombs, but it is difficult for a 10 year old child to handle the bombardment and the sound. the number of people who died from flooding in south africa is rising. at least $443.00 have now dies and thousands on missing is asked as cause nearly $700000000.00 worth of damage of the heaviest rains in 60 years of me, the miller joins us live, not from hundreds books. just how devastating has these floods been

been extremely devastating for the people impacted by the floods, mud slides and land slides that took place earlier last week because of that. those torrential downpours which have been described, bio socrates and put natal is catastrophic. people in that area receive 2 months worth of rain in just 48 hours and were actually taken by surprise. and that's also why a number of people weren't moved from vulnerable areas and to highlighting areas and were exposed to the impact of the flooding. the provincial government has said that 40000 people were affected, that at least 13000 households. 60 feet, people are still missing and we're seeing that climb in the number of people who've been found dead. that's resulted from that initial studying the last week because

some areas have been inaccessible and rescue teams that difficulty getting there. there has been more rain in the days after that, but not as devastating of fall light to rain. and what it's done is that it's just hampered some of the recovery efforts in the days following the flooding. so we've not necessarily seen any more destruction or deaths from the rain in the most recent days, but essentially the city of the burn and the province of president are trying to recover from the initial flooding that took place on for me. that those who have been left home this. how are they coping with the situation in practical terms? oh many i having great difficulty in coping electricity and water supplies been cut off in many areas because the infrastructure was so badly damaged and the provincial government and said it's trying, it's best to fix what it can as quickly as possible. but it will take

a lot of time and as you mentioned, they will cost hundreds of millions of dollars, especially a roads that have been affected. we saw huge collapse of roads and bridges in the area. and in some instances, cutting people off from moving from one area to another. but people have also returned to their homes, especially in informal settlements and townships where they're concerned about their positions being stolen, trying to retrieve whatever they can make do with whatever they can. and revolt as quickly as possible, but they've also complained that the government hasn't done enough to assist them and that they've been left on their own really relying on neighbors relying on each other to try and recover from the impact of that flooding. i mean, thank you indeed for that update today. it's time for world whether update now has car. hello there. it's an improving picture of eastern areas of south africa,

but before we get there, let's have a look at the middle east. we've seen temperatures. yo, yo slightly across the levant while they are going to come down once again for cities like jerusalem, and a leper that thanks to unsettled weather, pulling east out of the mediterranean, bring some wet and a few wintery conditions to turkey, but it's mainly cloud cover that we are going to see in places like jerusalem, if we have a look at the 3 day, the temperature is going to come down, but they will still be sunshine. and it's a similar story for the gulf states. we have quite a bit of cloud pushing across saudi arabia, but south of that, a largely fine and dry pictures, temperature dipping down slightly in guitar and oman in the days to come. and we're going to see a dip down in temperatures for north western areas. thanks to wet and windy weather, plague in new iberia and peninsula, the dust is still going to be an issue. we could see some fierce sandstorms blowing across egypt and more central areas of north africa. but as we head down to the equitorial belt, we are seeing shop

a showers effect places like the democratic republic of congo, the wet or whether it will pick up for northern areas of zimbabwe. but for the east of south africa, it's a largely clear picture. was still ahead on the al jazeera and praying for peace of a time of war. ukrainians celebrate easter conflict ranges on welcome to babylon, the how tourists are enjoying iraq's cultural treasures. once again, on jemma will help the sport, including how the buck stops, even when install ah, talk to al jazeera, we oh, so what is the time table in your mind? when do you think that you are, can be off of russian gas? we listen or, and i have seen and played football with these refugees. i look at them and they're happy. they're smiling. we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the store restock matter on out. you see what's most important to me is talking to people

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here watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories this our russia has carried out missile attacks in parts of western and southern ukraine for rockets hitting the city of the vivid killing. 7 people and wounding 11 in sri lanka, new cabinet ministers, had been sworn in 2 weeks after the entire cabinet resigned. the com. protests against the government. mister my hinder budget accent, and his brother, president got a virus naming power. the number of palestinians have been injured during torn rates or is really forces in the occupies westbank. doesn't people have been arrested villages in penn from other let's return our top story and take a look at how the war in ukraine has changed. over the last few weeks. russia's initial invasion saw its troops and allied separate. his fighters come close to surrounding

the capital keith, but in late march, moscow announced it planned to withdraw to the east of ukraine. well, this is a current situation areas the ukrainians claim to have retaken are shown in blue, or russian troops are concentrated in the east and south east of the country are now thought to be in control of all areas of the port city of mario poll, except for the master about steel plant, where that sir bring in samuel romani in oxford in the u. k. he's an associate fellow at the royal united services institute. thanks very much for joining us here on al jazeera. so how significant would it be if russia does indeed take control of marvel? well, i think the significance is largely political veronica, because of the fact that mary, a poll as capture, would lead to the genetic going to lance. people's republics being able to be annexed into russia because malleable, is an important city, and straddles between the 2. from military standpoint. there's also the lamb bridge in crimea, and the rest of don bass. so those are choosing africans us. i'm do you think it

would mark the end of what little diplomatic progress had been made between russia and ukraine? well, i think it probably will. it seems as if the maximal us inside russia are gainey steam and gaining ground. we're hearing in the russian state media law, talk about economic, military and ideological mobilization that will likely coincide with the anniversary of the end of world war 2. i may, the 9th figures like chess, she has drams and kitty rob do members advisors close to the kremlin? are all admitting that talks are at a dead stop. and the conditions on both sides are reckon irreconcilable to russia's latest terms are for ukraine to withdraw completely from dance. no, hans recognized crimea as part of russia renounces you membership bed and nato membership bed, the membership is already going ahead. and did you militarize itself, which of course lens, he would never accept it, as you say, it is irreconcilable. how long might this all drag out than in your opinion, but

a timely well, it really depends on the strengths, the ukrainian resistance and also depends on their ability to secure outside assistance. at this point, we're seeing a new arms package coming in from the united states worth around $800000000.00. that will give them an and not just anti tank weapons, but also howitzers and ammunition, which is necessary to sustain the war in the short term. as well as am i 17 helicopters, which will allow them to target russian convoys and stationary targets that are mobilizing around car heath. so if the weaponry keeps flowing to ukraine and it is augmented with as $300.00 dab air defense systems or potentially fighter jets from slovakia, poland. then you can you, resistance could last long time. i see this war dragging on for many months. if not longer. i, we've seen these missiles strikes on the western that city for the viv today. what do you make of that? so it was always a fallacy that russia was completely abandoning its ambitions elsewhere in the country and our focusing exclusively on eastern new grand. it's true,

and the focus of russia's operations are in the don bass and other related areas like gab, marquee in odessa. but russia has said finished defenses, that, that doubt, command controls enters and key will continue to be targeted as will decision making centers and levine is the area where western arms entry ukraine as also got a lot of fuel depot. the supply energy supplies to the training, military and ammunitions, depos and weapons factories that they feel are worth targeting. and given the fact that they're, they target to indiscriminately, sometimes civilians and infrastructure is getting targeted. mcgross fire. okay, we'll leave it there, somehow romani in oxford. thank you for your insights today. thank you. well, the scale of destruction is becoming evident in some regions of ukraine following russia's withdrawal. wrestler said, are visited china, however, one of the cities hottest hit by russian forces and talk to people who at rebuilding their lives. this is all that remains of 80 year old hannah's house. she

lives in the neighbourhood of barbara pizza on the outskirts of chairman here, lay mine. you wouldn't be hostile, nearly there is no water, electricity, and gas it. no one comes here and asked, no one does anything true, and she is not the only one to have lost her home. her neighbor alexey said, other shows us what was once his pride and joy. all that's left out of the ashes of a previous life. his home was 1st hit by russian bombs in the early days of the war . and again on the 10th of march, a letter from june. we had a live bottle, keeley, now i have nothing here like a ceiling and flaws of burnt, but the most painful thing is that all my memorable documents have burnt weak if i didn't need them, but i kept them as souvenirs. i'm retired pilot and i kept on my pilot log, sir. despite having lost all his possessions,

he looks to the future with hope that represent the roku. did his lawyer come back in 2 years? i will rebuild everything. we will have a barbecue together. can each boom chem, he woke up to the rocket attacks on the 1st day of the war when russian troops crossed the border from bella, rose. despite being besieged, it did not surrender that. finally, on the 30th of march, the russian forces retreated from the region. by chance, he has paid a high price on the answer. lana's home was here 3 times, and now they are trying to salvage whatever remains. oh, don't as early as other said, the montage very favorably, but there we are killing in this mass under. it tells me with the what can we do wanna we dont need help but others do want to know rocky. somebody actually swept on it as ironically you see how our russian brothers have help us? the palmer, let's see for the la la la la. we met hannah again in

a nearby shelter. dot com. when you book us only can you not the here showing me my room already. it is a nice room. i will stay here as long as i can. i don't have a choice yet, isn't i? you t gaskets and through the roygenia in our center was created for children with psycho your logical difficulties. when the bombing started, many people came here as they were looking for shelter. we became a shelter for those who needed a total. his 2nd little huge, skipped going for hannah. it might not be an ideal set up, but at least she now has a roof over her head. not only these rehab center for children has changed after the war in ukraine, civilians are now become frontline workers helping to rebuild the country. and they say in this process they are more united than ever. kristen said that al jazeera chem here churches across ukraine of health services for easter sunday, despite the war, many of the countries at 1200000 roman catholics have been forced to flee their

homes. but others have remained the conflict dominating their thoughts and prayers shall stratford reports from the capital. keith there is a cold silence before easter sunday service at this catholic church and keep worshippers neil and crossed themselves as they come in some take confession while the congregation gathers many of the people here have family members and friends fighting in the east most never expected they would have to live through war but each of us, the staff, as he, the other one, is living for their own personal pain. and they know some of the people they know may not come home. and we're coming here to look for belief and hope because maybe they will be nothing laughed

ah, they're more than a 1000000 roman catholics. in this predominately orthodox christian country boxes have donated food and clothing stacked along the aisles. ready for volunteers among the worshippers to distribute to those in need. father. pavlov. the scope sky prepared to give communion. the congregation wait in line. leave it with me. several only gets you when the war started. i started coming to the church more often because of the anxiety. when i hear the father's preaching, it gets easier. i find more faith in myself in our society, and our victory of the better man. in a corner of the church stands a moral of an army post with ukrainian flag. recently, services of had to be held on the ground. is the church correct? until a few days ago, church services in recent weeks have been held here underground because of fear of

potential russian shelling. now, despite the fact that russian forces have withdrawn from areas around kia, there is still great fear that that shelling could start. again, the head priest here says that he estimates up to 80 percent of the worshippers in this parish of fled. since the war began. the priests resisted government prussia to close the church on february the 24th, when the russian army faded. last of those days were started. official stoled us, we had to close the church, but we refused because we kept to support the people we have since helped evacuate children and the elderly from areas of the parish outside ski. the atmosphere in the charge has changed. since we started, people are more united and we help each other more. ah, a priest collects the money to go towards renovation of the church damaged by fire last year. because without this place of worship,

many of the people here would find living through war even harder than it already is. charles stratford al jazeera keith in sweden, at least 3 people have been injured after police fire warning shots into a crowd of people during unrest in the southern city. no shopping violence has broken out across several cities after danish far right. said it trying to burn copies of the koran response. iran has some of the swedish envoy and cut off has condemned what he calls an act of incitement. ramadan is being marked throughout the muslim world. but the holy monks, his time of hardship for african neighbors in libya, a lack of work makes it harder for them to make ends meet and to provide for their families back home on it. katrina has the story. the l 1st low roundabout is in the heart of tripoli. on most days during the year, hundreds of african labourers can be found here looking for work. but during the

whole month of ramadan, things slow down and the crowds, thin abdur rahim is a painter from niger. he says he came to libya 2 years ago to find work and provide for his family back home. i was done during ramadan, work as hard to come by. many of us don't make enough money to be able to buy food . i have friends who haven't eaten for days, but some people do tried to help the horse. the un says there are more than 610000 migrants in libya. it's long been a transit hub for african migrants trying to reach europe. the international organization for migration says at least 660 people died, risking the dangerous journey in the mediterranean sea. and nearly 900 are missing . some migrants, such as of yan from sudan are not interested in going to europe. they seek economic

opportunities in libya, law, the ha, some of us have family members who are sick and need to make money for their treatment. there is a little work during ramadan. it's hard for us. i need to work so i can eat and send money to my family on that, on the holiday, from a bon if a holy month for muslims. they fast from sunrise until sunset, and believe at the time for giving an act of charity. many migrants depend on the goodwill of libyans, such as hamlet, al dbhdd, who started the fully s san charity organization. 7 years ago. i was during ramadan laborers don't find work, so we try to help them. we'll give them food. it's our obligation as muslims to help those in need. libya has been engulfed in conflict and political divisions for more than a decade. but migrant still risk coming here because there are no job opportunities at all. although difficult and at times dangerous. for some,

it's their only hope to provide for themselves and their families. ma trina ultra 0 tripoli, terrorism is making a comeback in iraq despite years of war and the destruction of ancient archaeological sites, visitors and are returning to see the remaining cultural treasures on destination proving popular has long been known as a cradle of civilization from amazon. awkward, under wide reports in the ancient city of babylon, tourists are trickling back. that follows the iraqi government, ending the need for pre arrival visa from dozens of countries. this is erica of babylon, as it's thought to have looked like in 600, be see. little is left of the original structure, but tourist is, are fascinated by 4000 years of miss repartee. me as cultural heritage. a lot of

people back in ireland. don't even know that babylon is in iraq. they don't even know. it's still a real place. you know, so it's so incredible to be able to come here. this is what remains of the hanging gardens of babylon, one of the 7 wonders of the ancient war. it. the original and renowned as tara gate was shipped off to berlin by european archaeologists. at the beginning of the last century, archaeologists say numerous, his seroquel treasures are waiting to be discovered across iraq. here in this area, for instance, there are ancient ruins. beneath these surrounding pol mcgrooves and villages there threatened by oil pipelines running through them and encroachments by local residents all was the cultural half plan of ancient mister per tamia. it's revered as the birth of the place of prophet abra harm and gained international

attention following glassed. he is a visit by the head of the catholic church. pop frances? yeah. i think even more from from my parents, they were, they were quite nervous. they were, they asked why you go into iraq and, and is going to be safe. and, but the people been so friendly, very welcoming. and so for my point, we had a great project of at us, thousands of priceless artifacts have been looted or smuggled out of iraq, ancient term pills, palaces and tombs either destroyed by i sill or damage it under the watch of consecutive governments over bar alysia, fill happy, periodical, cultural tourism was blooming before the 2003 u. s. live invasion. but we've recently received several western excavation missions that have helped a lot on discovering and protecting mini sites. they've also highlighted the importance of or as the center for inter faith and destination for tourists from various backgrounds. a resurgence of tourism means creating new development

projects and job opportunities for many here, highest and not half a hot us and i ought fi these pieces a hand crafted by young people who have no other jobs to do. so we count on the government to help bring to respect so that we can keep the business afloat out the a 3rd, a shot, the adobe, and continue to maintain the immortal memory of ancient mississippi tamia. even though much of its magnificence has been lost to decades of case and neglect my mod abdullah al jazeera in babylon city. centrally rock was to the head on al jazeera in sports, how chelsea reached their 3rd f, a cup final in a row. chima as the ex ah

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no less. you know, 33 minutes. oh, no, like the you gotta do is to try figure out the vending and via champions and the walkie box had stopped. i'm at yana center to come home to thank as they saw the chicago bulls and their 1st playoff game is 27 points. help the bucks with 9386 when but he admitted his team haven't been out there fast. he's not playing gainful couple days, you know, it's a get you out of rhythm, but i didn't a day when, so when ah, bill didn't want to be down. 0, one? no. and be now what you get this when and bills all stace in ice hockey, the line up to the n h l. playoffs continues to take shape minnesota wild feet. the son has a shell for secure that high season starts fresh and got his 2nd goals. the game 65 seconds into over time to give minnesota 5 for the 3 for the shock. well then now

when this and the last 10 games karen benjamin came to the rescue around madrid as they moved 15 points. claire at the top of spain's lot eager, they were in deep trouble against title, rival, severe falling to go behind. even wreckage with the severe route fall back in the 2nd half and didn't stop at the time of ben's about pounced to make the final school. the retail may raise challenges. barcelona face cutty, later on monday. you know, the okay, so, so, but indeed, i don't want to say i'm surprised because this team never surprises me, but that 2nd half makes me very, very proud. i have to say thanks to all the players. paris such a craving towards a record equalling 10th, the french title name off. set them on the way to see one when at home tomorrow. say killing him back a school to pass to ease of the go from the penalty sport. one things that he's critic for the 3rd consecutive year. chelsea will play in the english f, a cup final talk match at wembley again. crystal palace came to life when ruben

lost, his cheek opened the scoring midway through the 2nd hall. mason mound then added a 2nd as it finished 2 new selfie will faith never who in the final next month and get the chance to gain revenge for their defeat by them in the leak up final. earlier this year, we were unlucky and, and lost it. and of course, we want to turn things around, it will not give us the car back up, tied to pick up. but we are here. we were here last season in the f. a come find we again here. that means unbelievable. lot to us because his f a cup, it's the most prestigious, most traditional cup in the world. 3 time major golf champion, jordan speith, is celebrating his 1st pga tour title for over a year. he did the 18th at the vc, harrison shown him into south carolina at the club house august, 1st seeing on the fellow american patrick county finished on that school that went to class. and thanks for that shot from the bunkers. be able to part the 1st extra

hope which was enough. so victory definitely fits a pass has begun the european clay court tennis season in style. he successfully defended his title at the monte carlo mosses. the great quote number 5 of 4 of our hands deleted. it's tina and straight that final is about is now 18th grade for clay. if i'm able to win matches with the same consistency i do on the surface, i thing have a big chance of finishing the year, the doctor, which is a huge goal of mine to, to be, to be finally there and belong. and the special group of players argentina pulled off a huge shock and the latest leg of the world from the sevens they beat favorite sounding and pick champion fiji by $29.00 point to $10.00. in the final of the vancouver tournament. with melissa anthony paid elementary school to try each. this is austin

tina competition when in the world series since 2009 and that is all your for, for now i'll have more a little bit later carry gemma, thank you very much. indeed for that from coach on the news, but be back in a moment. the more of the days. stay with. ah frank assessments. what are the political risks of panic? russian oil, gas for western leaders o sanctions on russian energy exports. a recipe for such informed opinions, france is not abandoning to fight against jet is still reserved media. they're going to be acting from nisha and from char critical debate. could china actually help in russia's invasion of ukraine in depth? analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera in 2018, a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government,

and president sockets yann's grip on power. i'm going to liberate this, where a new documentary follows is non violent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, astonishing outcome with a democratic member the. i am not alone. arminius, velvet revolution on al jazeera in the run up to worth day al jazeera showcase. his live discussion programs and special documentaries, exploring the issues behind human caused climate change. climate skepticism is entirely dependent upon the promotion of doubt. whitney screens a series of inspirational films, stories told for the eyes of those at the forefront planet. s o. s. visits, greenland, to investigate how local communities are adapting to the alarming rate of melting ice. never before in human history has the months prestige,

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